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sHARp's TRIAL MAI BE DELAYED.
First the Jury Fixing Inquiry and Perhaps
Motion te Empty the Jury Bex.


First the Jury Fixing Inquiry and Perhaps
Motion to Empty the Jury hex.
George II. Sutton, the juror called on the
Sharp trial. who reported to District Attorney
MARITIME that he was approached by Q person
who tried to find out how he was disposed to-
ward Sharp, and told him that he would be
challenged unless he was for Sharp. had long
conference yesterday with tho District Attor-
ney. number Of others who arc said to be In
possession Of facts Of like character also
called on Mr.. MARITIME. Mr.. MARITIME declined
to give the name Of the man who approached
Sutton. and added that yesterdays conferences
tigation Of the whole matter In Judge Barrett's
Late on Friday night subpqnas were served
ss HILL rssss
WE and On kSpDe ssssssr1
sh' bsRs
6s to see .s aio sm Il ~ tsss q
Is made, against Mr. Lynch and the mar, who
approached Sutton1,, and who also has been
one gesr sad n so Of $685.
may aeay the trial 10
Hts9sney Msrtins win move Tor their trisI i'm:
ls said that Sharp's counsel. holding that Mr..
Marines statement made In open court on
then In the box. will ask Judge Barrett to
excuse all the jurors 50 far chosen. Assistant
did not think that such a motion could prevail.
Chief Clerk Sparks sent notices yesterday to
three hundred of the delinquent talesmep to
show cause why they should not be punished
for contempt Of court
, Charles 9. Delmonlco and Garrett Roach are
among the new talesmen summoned to appear
as jurors tomorrow.
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The entries for the Atlantic Yacht Clubs re-
Ratta Tuesday next have been considerably aug.
mented and tho Priscilla will sail against the Atlantic
and the Galatea In class @. These the entries:
Glass B-aevaliA Magic, Agnes, Southern Cross Lsona
and Clio.
Glass C-GalateA Atlantic, and Priscilla
Glass D.TitaniA Fanny. Shamrock, Stranger 0rscis,
and Pocahontas
Glass E-Hidsgarde and Huron.
Class F-Athlon, BERTHE, Cinderella and Roamer.
Glass G-Adelaide, Aradno. Enterprise GiIvonA,
Rover, Stella, Vixen and Concord.
Glass H-Rival and Hayward
Class I-viking, llderAn, and Mistra.
Glass J-Arah HypatA Kangaroo, Curlsw. HySss, and
Louise.
Class K-Glean, srene, and Merlin.
Class L-Pilot
Class N-Aosuuito.
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Disease and Death

Force their way into many household that might be
protected from their inroAdA by tho simple prseAuou
of keeping in the house that benign family medicine
and safeguard OF health, Hostetters Stomach BterA
Particularly where there Children should It DO kept
on hand as prompt remedy for infanto complaints In
their outset easily conquerabe hut which, allowed TO
engrAft themselves the delicate childish organism
are ct easily dISlodssd and speedily work grieyous
mischief IrrsgulAry OF the bowels indigestion and
biouIaesA are ailments OF common In the
household Children, living in mAArious rSgionA are
more liable TO be attacked with ohiA and fever than
adus and the rayasss Of that fell dissaSs IN thar aye
tam spssAsr AAA more ssEiouA InTehotS losaltaA
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CINCINNATI. June 4.-The track at Latonia
to-day in fairly good condition. First Race-ssing
purse for thresyearolds and upward, nonwinners at
this meeting; seven furonRs- Jennie Mcfarland won
by two lengths Eva K. second length in advance Of
Eliza Carter. third. Time, :32A
Second Race-Purse for maidenA three years old and
upward; six furlongs Sptnee BY . length, Cassie
second, Glen Fisher third. Time i:lsA
Third Race-Purse for two-year olds non winners ct
this meeting; i've furlonga re Crosc won BY = half
length Helen Brooks second, and Halle B. good third
Fourth R.ce-Purss, !. free handicap for three year.
Red Stone won BY neck, Dad second, with honocrat
close third Time, "a 1922. =, :
All ages one mile and quarter Eanderoo won Clarion
second, Voltigeur third Time, 2l3A
Tho closing Of this most successful season adds now
vigor to tho Latonin Jockey Club
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Attacking the Constitutis..

NEwBuRoH. June 4.-The Synod Of the Re-
formed Presbyterian Church in America this morning
discussed the question Of national reform and acknow
edgment Of God in tho Constitution Tho following was
adopted:
Resoiped That We win sndeavor to teach more forcibly
the duty Of God and the Bible view Of civil
and .il make our teaching more emphatic
maintain position Of political dissent in refusing our
elective franchise TO put into oee who bound
United States and We will become responsble for suf
frAge only whom thoy become responsible Christ by
their oficial oath.
The synod discussed the tobacco question and re-
solved that student should licensed the ministry
or Of any In it charge gho
elected to once In any Of It's churches who used to-
bacco resolution that no ono DO received into nem-
bership Of tho church who tobacco voted down.
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THE BOSTONS CREEPING UP.
OETBoITvs LEAD IN THE RACE ron THE
PENN<NT GIVING WAT

Our Giants Laid Iowa Great Game me-
tween the Hndiaas and the g. Lsuis
l1en-Brsekiyn Downs CLEVELAND.
The week ended with the New York 60
curing only two victoriesin six games played.
In tho League games Yesterday tho New Yorks
lost to Washington. Detroit lost to Chicago.
Philadelphia lost to Boston. and Indianapolis
lost to Pittsburgh. In the American Associa-
ton the Brooklyns defeated Cleveland. St.
Louis beat the Metropolitans. Baltimore beat
Louisville. and Cincinnati beat tho Athletic.
All told, our home clubs have made bad week
of It. Boston is making . big fight with De-
troit for first place.
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Champson John L. Sullivan 10 receiving $50 Q game
for uinplring In the Eastern League. He Is drawing
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Trotting IN Guttenberr.

On the North Hudson Driving Park Associa-
tons track In Gutenberg yesterday tho trot mile
heats best three In dve In harness. for ass class had
as starters T. r Timmin's CHI. Manhattan W. II. Rol-
ler's blk. g. Petroleum. Yereances b. m Dame Pansy
and E. PERKINS, r. g. Freedland The FIRST three heats
and the trot were won by Manhattan. His best time
third. and Freedland fourth
Tho second trot for ass class mile heats best three
In fvo, in harness, had starters A. Itkens CHI M
kapcn, F. Gsrse I:M G. Orlando, a Wilknson's br
burlington Boy and Cassidy Bros's b. g. Billy trouble
Burlington Boy sold for SIS; Pequot SIS Breeze SlU
the trot. His best time was 2:32K.
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Athletics In Flushing.

The new Flushing Athletic Club. which was
organized this spring with membership Of than
BOO composed largely OF members OF the Mantle Club
the Nereus Rowing Club the Mercury Wheel Club and
the Seventeenth Separate Company had its inaugural
games YESTERDAY In Flushing y has track Of NTH
nasiu and ground prepared for base ball and other
gaines of that kind. The principal events FOL
minutes q 70 seconds quarter mile run. won By the
tween Miss L. Lynch and Mas R. Franklin. denemen'a
singles ~ tie between Jane Graham and 8. Skidmore
A collation. was spread for the gussts
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THE THISTLE BEATEN.
Sho Runs Iato . Calm, While TIE Other
Yachts Keep tho Breeze.

Yachts Keep the Breeze.
LONDON, June 4-The Thistle was beaten
to-day by the Genesta and Irex in the Thames
Yacht Club race from the More to Dover. The
Thistle was leading By quarter Of IN hour.
when she ran into q calm. The other yachts
kept tho breeze and went ahead. Tho Thistle
afterward had q strong wind, which compelled
her to take in her topsail and house her top
mast The wind became light later, however,
tance. The qenesta crossed the finish at SAG
2. NJ and the Irex 25 seconds later. Tho
Thistle finished five minutes behind the 1rex.
The race was an extraordinary one. At tho
start the wind was abeam. and the Thistle i'm
brisk breeze until the Foreland was reached.
when she was three miles in the lead: Then
the wind died out and the other boats holding
the wind the Thistle was left behind.
When the Thistle lost the wind she was four
miles ahead.
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Horss Notes.

GOSHEN. N. Y, June 4.-Joseph L. Coates has
sold his bay trottsr Violin Isdor cohnfeldo OF New
York city for l,7sO The Eeldng entered in the
three. minute race herr, and made record OF ;ss1
the Coates Brothers for Sl2O Harry Wood Ia seven
year old Knickerbocker uottsr and the Coates Broth
era will enter him In the coming Detroit trotG
The $4,000 Hambletonian mare belonging to tho Hon
William C. whitney Secretary OF the Navy. has been
sent to the stock OF Mr. Charles achmAn Mt stony
Ford, this county. The mare came from Hudson, via
swburgh and IL IL eon!eetursd that she sent to the
atoek farm or breeding
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Tao washington Park Races.

CHICAGO. juno 4.-The racing at Washington
Park this season gives promise at Of being tho
best yet shown at the track Nearly all of the big own
will be represented before the week Is out. Tho
Mexican horses which Senior r. Honey has shipped
from the city OF Mexico, are expected on Tuesday.
Horsemen are anxious to the animals which are
thought fast enough TO far against the
best horses OF the West and the Pachc slope. or the
sixty nys entries in the american Derby II fully sx
bost The probable starters Duke OF bourbon Jen-
ME Tracey Unite, OVID Clarion, Terra Gotta Feneon
Libretto Montrose, Poteen O. II. Todd jim Gore bxby
ProorAstinAor GoliRh, ursetto Miss Ford, Mary Tom
Hood, safe Ban and two of haggin's string.
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no.ner and Mckay Beat Res. and Ice.

Less than one hundred persons witnessed
the doubleskun race yesterday afternoon at Bowery
Beach between Ross and Leo and Hosmer and Mckay.
Few even Of these that It was q race be-
tween professionals until 1t The course was
from the great Pier to Rker Point and return
Herber Judge at the finish and John Robinson tho
turn George Norton referee Prof Aulvsy started
foam hy, as they neared the stakeboat where the
mer and Mckay turned tho stake half length before
Ross and Lee Both boats got out Of their return
Ing Ross and Lee went badly astray They say they
couldn't SEQ the goal. Hosmer and Mckay won BY
quarter Of length In Is minutes and 80 seconds. The
race was for S60O side.
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Warm Weather

Often causes extreme tired feeling and debility and In
tho weakened condition Of the system. diseases arising
from impure blood liable appear To gain strength
disease and purify vtalize, and enrich
the blood take Hoods sarsapara, WHOM ID peculiarly
adapted to the needs of tho body at this season
when took Hoods sArsaparia that hsaviness In my
stomach left the duness my head and the gloomy,
respondent feeling disappeared Ibegan to get stronger
my blood gained better circulation, the coldness my
hands and feet left me. and my kidneys do not bother
as before."-G. W. HULL Attorney.atLaw KILLERS
burg o.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druEgSS sii SS for S. Prepared only b.
G. L. HOOD co, ApothecArieA, Lowell MasA
100 Doses One Dollar
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bluff down the dip Into the south field, across
the field and back BY the far turn, up over the
yater and rails and round again over the hill.
Jack. Tomahawk, Jim McGowan, Disturbances,
and Shamrock led the hunt by turns. and al
.timee three or more horses took the jumps
hsary abreast klapey went EN- down over the
cape. but was soon on his feet again. Jim
MCGOWAN, Shamrock, and Marlborough took
this hurdle we'll together. Then Jim McCowan
and Shamrock had a. hard fight In. Jim win
ming half q length ahead OF Shamrock, Har-
borough several lengths away, third.
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ALL OCEAN RECORDS BEATEN
Tho Cunardcr Umbria at Her Pier In New
York Before Dusk.

York Before Duck.
The Cunarder Umbria, Capt. McMickan,
arrived yesterday. after making the quickest
passage on record. She left Queenstown on
Sunday last. Her time from Queenstown was
days4 hours and IL minutes. This is over
an hour and an half quicker than the passage
Of her companion Cunarder. the Etruria. in
August 1883, which, up to yesterday, was the
quickest on record. The Umbria averaged ATS
knots a day Her best days run was 478 knots,
and the lowest 470. She had good steaminG
weather oil the way. but had to take q south
erly course. which was AZ miles longer than the
over two hours to her time. She had to wait
for pilot, tee; and the tide being ont also de;
liGhtsdip at 11:10 o'clock yesterday morning.
as high water was not until sk 2 NJ she
so It was near dusk when she reached
her dock at the foot Of Garrison street. Some
Of her crew seemed to be as much astopished
st her quick passage as those who welcomed
her when she got to the pier.
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Tho Grand Prize OF Paris.

PARIS June 4-The following are the proba-
BILE starters for the for the Grand Prize of Paris
which will DO run tomorrow: simons Harriscn's bay
colt Merry Hampton. Dawsons bay colt Tho Baron Au-
breuse. Lefeyro's chestnut colt frapoteL Comts do
Bavarde EPhrusss bay colt Gournay Baron schickisrs
gray colt 10 sancy. and Baron Schicklers bay colt
krakatoa- In the betting Merry Hampton tho winner
Of the Derby at EPSON, il the favorite.
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Dying from Hicesuxhs.

FONDA. N. Y. June "A few months ago Miss
Jennie Sullivan Of this village taken with hiccoughs
and the action has increased until her friends have
abandoned hopes her recovery Her sunerings have
been SO great that she "a physical wreck. and can
neither sit lie down. nor can she sleep unless under
the influence Of ether tho only thing thus Tar found able
comes she n ravtng with delirtum
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French Convict. will Ne. b. Allowed t. Land.

WASHINGTON. June Assistant Secretary
Maynard to-day addressed letter to tho Collector Of
Customs at San Francisco, transmitting extract from
despatch from the United Commercial Agent
Noumea New Caledonia, French penal colony, in
gard TO- to tho proposed expectation Of conycts from
that colony San Francisco Judge Maynard instruct
ed the Collector TO take especial that the Immigrant
laws properly enforced prevent the landing
Of any shipped 10 this country II found 70 bo
eonyicts as alleged or e found to belong 20 any OF the
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OTHER GAMES,

L.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herman Co.. %; oJane
Pnkus. g.
Tho school defeated the Princeton fresh-
At Bergen Pont-BerSen Points, is; XIaskas 10
At Seton Hal-seton HALL IS; Montolair, l..
At Schenectady-Unon, II; Rochester University, TO-
At stamford-fae Towne. u; AiertS 9.
1sNsw YoriIIaa and Espresi,. B; Seldom 5.
Tho Atdte Prcss nine played the Atkins Prout nine
at Brooklyn yesterday. Tho Aldnes won BY Of
IS to II.
CHIPS FROM THE DIAMOND.
Tho Orchard and Arlington Clubs play ct Atlantic
Park to-day.
Tho Original Olympics OF Patterson win play tho
Acmes At Arctic Park day.
The Brooklyn and Cleveland Clubs win play at Ridge
wood to-day.
LOWELL. June L-Ths Lowell management u seriously
considering wtthdrawsl from the New England League
can be obtained This action Of the association taken
Ei be duo entirely to the incompeteney Of the New
great hindranoet to the clubs success admitted
to the Eastern League thought the change would
. financial benefit
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Lawn Tennis Teuraaneat.

NEwDURoH. June 4.-The Powellton Lawn
Tennis Club of tho largest in the country closed Its
spring this afternoon. Tho ladies' FINALS re.
suited In Miss Annie Lee defeating AisA Sadie Steel a.
la, and "a. Tho prize diamond ring Tho sue.
cessful player In Eentemsns hnAls was Win o. BelknAp
prize was an elegant scarf pin
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seve. Men Killed By an Explosion.

ALTOONA. Pa, June 4.-Seven men were in
stanty killed and six badly injured this afternoon by
premature explosion Of dynamite at the Cambria Iron
Compsnys stone quarres at Birmingham, this county.
Some Of tho injured will de- Two OF the injured arc
Italians. All the others are Americans The mon were
in the Of drilling hole whom tho explosion occurred
The names Of the killed are: - stsIsrt John Roof
felt George Wesser, and Italian name learned
Only man Of the entire nine survived named
Russell and 4 badly hurt
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Paying Psasioner-s in Ohio.

COLUMBUS. June 4.-Ohio has now one Of the
largest not the largest pension pay rolls in this
try. Tho clerks In the Pension Department to-day
having rush Of business being the arst day Of tho
thousand persons had been paid OF these $50
widows and $40 nvaiids Tho pensioners are stll com
ONCE open until II O'Clock tonight. Payments will be
continued next week until all are paid.
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Cricket.

Tho Kings County Cricket Club defeated the
newly formed Brooklyn Cricket Club yesterday in Pros
pect Park, In ononning game by scors Of 20 to 90
T. AyreA o. the principal scorer for the winners
The kearne RANGERS OF to have played the
Manhattan Club on the Zround but they did not Ap
pear. club match. captain against sub-cAptan, II 4
side. played, and Capt IfosfOrd'a side won by
score OF lO6 10 lO2 Prendegast made so good form
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Earpsd runs71lB..imore 4; Lori.ye v.o Tw1,Sase
Homo rSns-Burns Double paysMsommers Fuimer,
md S.
ssaT iSy. AfHs tmSrsEaen.n. H' p'''n''-AAm'''
YALE, Is; PRINCETON. 0.
New HAVEN, June 4-Yale's nine, with two
substitute players. whitewashed tho Princeto1
to-day tod" ' Stsgs ptebod great game, striking S
Kit els sy Sen.ry H sse o9s man to
game Hants catch ff long alter Ps hsrd
run and Stages steal Of SECOND base while the
features Of the game; Mercur and King took
turns In the pitchers box for Princeton. but
cofssd rnS w al hs as
the :,ast week: What Wind there was blew
on tns grand stand from the Held everything
Princeton was first at bat and was folded out
went around to third. IN the second inning ling
Wagenhurst took first on q sacrifice and around
to third With the exception, OF Evans. he was
Evans made tho only base hit for his eide. and
was promptly thrown out at second Yale be-
Cross hit safely, stole second, and scored on
two passed cd, balls: In the fifth inning Stewart
Dsss to by 9n
who stole second and went 70 third on an error
that gave Stage llrst base Kellogg, struck out;
Sas s When the ba %as
and Soyes for second. Mercur threw the ball
to cut on Noyes at second, and while he
was dodglng to and fro between first and
Princeton men up. and Moves finally got back
safely to first. 1t was Q daring piece Of base
running. Noyes scored ON passed ball and
a sacIihce before tho inning ended.
In the second inning twelve Yale men went
70 tho bat. two bagger; two singles, and
passed balls a wild pitch and an error OF Mer-
eur, who had gone into left Held, gavo the Yale
The eighth Melted three more on Stages Kel-
logks. and Noyes's, singles, and an error by
short stop. This ended the run getting.
In the NTH inning. Princeton objected to a
denision Of the umpire on put out at third.
Wagenhurst's hand The umpire called him
safe and Princeton left the field. Capt Damn
sssH Ssssa ~ ESsaa e , Sa1nSS his 81 SSeG,Is0D
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Hlghyvaymen Arrested.

LocKPoRT. June 4.-William Clark and VII
liam MaoClevartz the two younS married men who
knocked down and robbed John Gray, aged farmer.
about mile south Of Medina last evening, cap
tured q their houses in Medina at last night After the
farmers who pursued them. and they easily iden.
tiled BY hoif wet clothing They obtained about SO
from Farmer Gray
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Yellow Fever In Ksy West.

KEY WEST. June 1.-Two new cases Of yellow
fever have occurred since yesterday, but more
deaths Total number of to date is; GONZALES
cont 81 sick now. 8; deaths 4. A great number of
strangers left in the steamer today Ter New York.
tiles urge all unacclmated people to leave Many
chancs flock here after the great fire and have
saved enough to got away with.
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Earned Metropolitan O.; ST. Louis L. First base
Y, m, Ss.. q
Sa!Ssr Passed esils-aolSsSt bsssoas j; sloi.n
Mr.. Mco1ade. Time Of gams-one hour and 20 minutes
BROOKLYN, II; CLEVELAND, 8.
work In Its game with Brooklyn, at washing
at the proper time. The Brooklyns. howev s
found Pechineys curves In the seventh, inn.
Clip The The sors Sc
costly, and they helped to put the Brooklyn
men on the bases. where thoy were battod
home. The Brooklyns played q steady game.
was costly; it netted two runs. Porter pitched
wildly e. and Ra s he d mot give
The home team opened the game with run
pas snS ba snd ssasoa Sy Medssa
and Bprch. In the ylsit9rs' half OF this inning
Mann, and b%s - hts by kecciss "a and Allen
netted two runs; The SCORE was increased by
SR each side in hs second SS Inning PIT
The Visitors scored SR liz stricte5, sissi
was wild In the third inning and after Pink.
SsF bird ,shGS ii, if'Fss ES Vas
wood drove the ball far down the centre Held
for three bases, and he, too, got In on q wild
pltcn. Inc nOElo team lhllou 10 bCOTo IN tn6
fourth inning, but the visitors did. hit by
Pechipey three wild pitches, a three base hit
by Mexican, and q home run by Hotaling net
ting three runs.
Itlooked very much like Brooklyn defeat
at this point, but the home team was equal to
the occasion. aud they batted Peohinsy with
telling effect. Tho seyehth inning decided the
game: The TSitpEs did not give shsis pitcher
put the ban over the plate II was hit with .
Will three slngles, two. doubles, end three
S;s: sls is,IisS z siasssi sas 4SfisH s sRai
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Racing In England.

LONDON June 4.-The race for tho British
Dominion Two eAr.old Stakes was run to-day ct San
dawn Park Il was won By : length By Gen. Owen VII
Hains's hay cola ssnAhqA Mr. n Peaks ehsetnai ePlt
essgsa SEQ - kssf sAa'iAul can ~
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Yeuns. the Hurdle Racer. Beaten.

LONDON. June Al. 8. Young. Jr.. the
champion hurdlsacsr Of the Manhattan Athletic Club
Of New York, competed in hurdle sace at Stamford
Bridge to-day Ne led half the way and then collapsed
failing to receive place. Young says he not In CON
dillon. During his voyage from New York the weather
was bad and he suffered from seaBicknesA rendering
him unQt for racing.
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sixth inning, but when he got to third base no
stopped. He had plenty OF time to get In, but
stupid play lost the run. The Brooklyns did
much better in base running than they have
been doing OF late More than 1000 spectators
saw the game. The score: